22-221 - Nameplates or identification signs

LAST AMENDED
12/5/2024


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(a)    For all #buildings# containing #residences#, one nameplate, with an area not exceeding one square foot and indicating
        only the name or address of the occupant or a permitted occupation, is permitted for each #dwelling unit# or #rooming
        unit#.

(b)    For multiple dwellings, including #apartment hotels#, or for permitted #non-residential# #buildings or other structures#
        exclusive of hospitals and related facilities, one identification #sign#, with an area not exceeding 12 square feet and
        indicating only the name of the permitted #use#, the name or address of the #building#, or the name of the management
        thereof, is permitted. For #community facility# #uses#, except hospitals and related facilities, a bulletin board, with an
        area not exceeding 16 square feet, is also permitted. For any #sign# on awnings or canopies, the height of letters on any
        side of such awnings or canopies shall not exceed 12 inches.

(c)    For hospitals and related facilities, any number of identification or directional #signs# are permitted, provided the total
        #surface area# in square feet of all such #signs# shall not exceed 25 square feet on any one #street# frontage or 15 percent
        of such #street# frontage in feet, whichever is less. However, for #zoning lots# with more than one #building# that
        fronts upon the same #street#, each such #building# shall be permitted a #surface area# of 25 square feet. In addition to
        the aforementioned #signs#, either one directory or bulletin board, or combination thereof, is permitted, not to exceed
        50 square feet.